ورقة عمل تمريض الأمومة والتوليد مع الإجابات

How should a newborn be placed in the car?

1. ALying in a carrycot on the back seat without straps
2. BIn a rear-facing car seat in the back seat
3. CIn a forward-facing seat in the front
4. DOn a parent's lap in the front seat

What is the main role of a support person such as a doula in labour?

1. AGiving pain medication
2. BContinuous emotional and physical support
3. CInterpreting the fetal heart rate tracing
4. DPerforming vaginal examinations

Kernicterus is caused by deposits of which substance in the brain?

1. AExcess glucose from feeds
2. BConjugated bilirubin
3. CUnconjugated bilirubin
4. DCalcium from the mother

After an amniotomy, why is the time of rupture of the membranes recorded?

1. AIt is used to work out the baby's gestational age
2. BInfection risk rises the longer the membranes are ruptured
3. CIt is needed to calculate the woman's Bishop score
4. DIt predicts exactly when the placenta will deliver

A woman on day 3 after a caesarean has calf pain, swelling and warmth in one leg. What should the nurse do?

1. AMassage the calf to relieve the cramp
2. BEncourage her to do vigorous leg exercises
3. CReport it promptly and avoid massaging the leg
4. DApply a heating pad and reassess tomorrow

Why are afterpains often stronger in multiparous women?

1. ATheir uterus is always infected
2. BThey have a smaller uterus than first-time mothers
3. CThey produce no oxytocin after birth
4. DTheir uterus contracts and relaxes more irregularly

A woman with a placenta praevia at 35 weeks is waiting for a planned caesarean. Which activity should she avoid?

1. ASexual intercourse
2. BEating a normal diet
3. CGentle walking
4. DLying on her side

A multiparous woman arrives with strong contractions and the baby is born within an hour of their onset. What should the nurse monitor closely afterwards?

1. AOnly the mother's temperature
2. BOnly the newborn's blood glucose
3. CUterine tone, bleeding and newborn injury
4. DThe mother's ability to walk alone